Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-10-03

black, almost blue
black, long hair.
"iNAiro 1iHh' After the Egyp-
tian and Oriental method still seen upon
temple and tomb, it is worn plated into
number of tiny braids whose ends peep
forth coquettishly from beneath the veil.
But neither in Persia nor in Egypt nor In
Turkey, is the contour Of the ankle re-
vealed by the walking attire For 4, 900
years the women Of the east have been
under formal and constant restraint be-
fore their lords and masters. They will
not uncover their face before any man ex-
cept their father or husband. Therefore
they put on an outward dress that makes
them all look alike. This costume was
borne from the east to Andalusia and
thence to Spanish America. The veil Of
the east is, therefore, not only an Asiatic,
but an American institution"
''The Isles of Prinkipo' is being pub
lished by the Putnams, and 1t will prob
ably be out this month, His Diversions
of Diplomat in Turkey" is much
larger volume, and in speaking Of the two
Mr.. Cox evidently regards the "Isles of
Prinkipo" as only the sparkle on the top Of
the waves and foretaste Of what is to
follow. The Diversions Of a Diplomat
is now in the hands Of Webster & Co.,
who are, it will be remembered, Gen.
Grants publishers. The book will con-
tain more than 600 pages. 1t will be
illustrated with 100 cuts and will be q
more complete book upon Turkey than
has yet been published. 1t will deal,
! among matters of lighter vein, with the
resources Of Turkey and the political ques-
| tons respecting it, and its closing chapter
treats of the present situation and the
future. Mr.. Cox tells me that it will
probably be out in October and that It
will be sold by subscription.
-.
| I saw Speaker Carlisle on the street TO-
day. He looks better than he has looked
| for years. His face is full his grayish
blue eyes bright, and he weighs twenty
pounds more than he did when congress
closed. He has been spending his vacation
in rest and the only work of any account
which he has done has been the tariff
measure, which the president and himself
| have been considering at Oak View. He
is stopping at the Riggs house, and this
! will form his headquarters during the
coming winter.
! Sam Randall was also at Washington
this week, and the fact that he was here
day or two before he called upon the presi-
dent created some remark, though Randall
laughed at the idea that he was 'out"
with Mr. Cleveland. He looked, when I
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